Wealthiest People in Germany (July 20, 2023)

As of July 20, 2023, Dieter Schwarz was the wealthiest person in Germany, with an estimated net worth of 51.7 billion U.S. dollars, followed by Klaus-Michael Kuehne (No. 2, $38.3 billion), Reinhold Wuerth (No. 3, $31.9 billion); and Stefan Quandt (No. 4, $27.1 billion).

Susanne Klatten is the fifth-richest person in Germany, with a whopping $26.0 billion. Theo Albrecht Jr ranked 6th with a personal wealth of $18.6 billion, followed by Beate Heister with $17.7 billion. Karl Albrecht Jr is placed 8th with a net worth of $17.7 billion. Andreas Struengmann & family ($10.5 billion) occupied the 9th position among Germany’s top 10 wealthiest people.

    GERMANY BILLIONAIRES LIST 2023 

1. Dieter Schwarz: $51.7 billion
2. Klaus-Michael Kuehne: $38.3 billion
3. Reinhold Wuerth & family: $31.9 billion
4. Stefan Quandt: $27.1 billion
5. Susanne Klatten: $26.0 billion
6. Theo Albrecht Jr & family: $18.6 billion
7. Beate Heister: $17.7 billion
8. Karl Albrecht Jr & family: $17.7 billion
9. Andreas Struengmann & family: $10.5 billion
10. Thomas Struengmann & family: $10.5 billion
11. Friedhelm Loh: $10.2 billion
12. Andreas Von Bechtolsheim & family: $10.2 billion
13. Georg Schaeffler: $10.0 billion
14. Hasso Plattner & family: $9.7 billion
15. Alexander Otto: $9.2 billion
16. Michael Otto: $9.2 billion
17. Francine Von Finck & family: $8.7 billion
18. Nadia Thiele: $6.9 billion
19. Wolfgang Herz: $6.5 billion
20. Michael Herz: $6.5 billion
21. Ludwig Merckle: $6.3 billion
22. Wolfgang Merguerre & family: $5.8 billion
23. Erich Wesjohann & family: $5.6 billion
24. Wolfgang Reimann: $5.4 billion
25. Renate Reimann-Hass: $5.4 billion
26. Matthias Reimann-Anderson: $5.4 billion
27. Stefan Reimann-Andersen:$5.4 billion

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